Question 1

Internships must be well-organized in order to provide benefit to the student intern.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following describes supervised work experience that gives students the chance to reflect on possible careers

Accepted Answer

A)  internship 
B)  empathy 
C)  volunteering 
D)  prosocial interaction 
A)  internship 
B)  empathy 
C)  volunteering 
D)  prosocial interaction

Question 3

Which term describes when someone's motivations to volunteer change from intrinsic to extrinsic

Accepted Answer

A)  egoistic 
B)  altruistic 
C)  overjustification effect 
D)  prosocial behavior 
A)  egoistic 
B)  altruistic 
C)  overjustification effect 
D)  prosocial behavior

Question 4

According to a study of 800 college students, which personality trait may predict volunteering

Accepted Answer

A)  introversion 
B)  agreeableness 
C)  apprehension 
D)  empathy 
A)  introversion 
B)  agreeableness 
C)  apprehension 
D)  empathy

Question 5

Which of the following refers to engaging in planned prosocial behavior

Accepted Answer

A)  agreeableness 
B)  extraversion 
C)  path analysis 
D)  volunteerism 
A)  agreeableness 
B)  extraversion 
C)  path analysis 
D)  volunteerism

Question 6

Internships may sometimes be ______ by employers seeking free labor.

Accepted Answer

A)  ignored 
B)  encouraged 
C)  abused 
D)  prohibited 
A)  ignored 
B)  encouraged 
C)  abused 
D)  prohibited

Question 7

What would be the advantages and disadvantages to creating standardized regulation of appropriate internships?

Accepted Answer

Standardizing regulations for internship

Question 8

Which of the following describes a successful internship

Accepted Answer

A)  Anita takes an unpaid biology internship in which she simply fetches coffee and files papers for lab technicians. 
B)  Anita works an unpaid biology internship where she is allowed to work with slides and builds a mentorship relationship. 
C)  Anita takes a paid biology internship in which she answers phones and receives little supervision. 
D)  Anita takes a paid biology internship in which she works overnight shifts at the lab to ensure lab security. 
A)  Anita takes an unpaid biology internship in which she simply fetches coffee and files papers for lab technicians. 
B)  Anita works an unpaid biology internship where she is allowed to work with slides and builds a mentorship relationship. 
C)  Anita takes a paid biology internship in which she answers phones and receives little supervision. 
D)  Anita takes a paid biology internship in which she works overnight shifts at the lab to ensure lab security.

Question 9

Volunteering only benefits the causes it supports.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Using personality as a predictor of volunteerism generally ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  is very useful 
B)  cannot be used predictably 
C)  has little practical use 
D)  helps recruit quality volunteers 
A)  is very useful 
B)  cannot be used predictably 
C)  has little practical use 
D)  helps recruit quality volunteers

Question 11

In which of the following industries is free labor at

Accepted Answer

A)  move studios 
B)  medicine 
C)  teaching 
D)  music performance 
A)  move studios 
B)  medicine 
C)  teaching 
D)  music performance

Question 12

One study found that volunteers performing the same job as paid employees expressed higher levels of satisfaction due to which of the following

Accepted Answer

A)  altruistic tendencies 
B)  egoistic tendencies 
C)  receipt of praise 
D)  social interactions 
A)  altruistic tendencies 
B)  egoistic tendencies 
C)  receipt of praise 
D)  social interactions

Question 13

When an internship goes well, it forces you to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  give up your ambitions 
B)  rethink your plans 
C)  work harder than you ever have 
D)  provide services for little or no pay 
A)  give up your ambitions 
B)  rethink your plans 
C)  work harder than you ever have 
D)  provide services for little or no pay

Question 14

If an internship goes well, it may force you to recalibrate your ambitions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

If a study notes that volunteering may be associated with an increase of general "well-being," what is the study researching

Accepted Answer

A)  life satisfaction 
B)  health benefits 
C)  job hunting 
D)  altruism 
A)  life satisfaction 
B)  health benefits 
C)  job hunting 
D)  altruism

Question 16

What are the similarities and differences between undergraduate- and graduate-level internships?

Accepted Answer

Similarities between undergraduate- and

Question 17

What can student interns do to help thwart abuse of interns

Accepted Answer

A)  avoid seeking out unpaid internships 
B)  avoid taking internships with certain organizations 
C)  do thorough research of an organization's internships practices 
D)  speak candidly with one's academic supervisor 
A)  avoid seeking out unpaid internships 
B)  avoid taking internships with certain organizations 
C)  do thorough research of an organization's internships practices 
D)  speak candidly with one's academic supervisor

Question 18

Volunteering to increase one's job prospects is especially helpful to who of the following

Accepted Answer

A)  someone without a high school diploma 
B)  someone who lives in an urban area 
C)  someone with extensive work experience 
D)  someone switching career types 
A)  someone without a high school diploma 
B)  someone who lives in an urban area 
C)  someone with extensive work experience 
D)  someone switching career types

Question 19

Which of the following health benefits is associated with volunteering

Accepted Answer

A)  lower risk of heart attack 
B)  lower risk of mortality 
C)  increased mobility 
D)  increased memory 
A)  lower risk of heart attack 
B)  lower risk of mortality 
C)  increased mobility 
D)  increased memory

Question 20

It is important to remember high-impact internships may NOT ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  be reflective of working in a particular industry 
B)  require heavy commitment from the intern 
C)  explore student interns to diversify viewpoints 
D)  provide rich feedback 
A)  be reflective of working in a particular industry 
B)  require heavy commitment from the intern 
C)  explore student interns to diversify viewpoints 
D)  provide rich feedback

Exam 20: Social Psychology of Volunteerism and Internships

Internships must be well-organized in order to provide benefit to the student intern.

Which of the following describes supervised work experience that gives students the chance to reflect on possible careers

Which term describes when someone's motivations to volunteer change from intrinsic to extrinsic

According to a study of 800 college students, which personality trait may predict volunteering

Which of the following refers to engaging in planned prosocial behavior

Internships may sometimes be ______ by employers seeking free labor.

What would be the advantages and disadvantages to creating standardized regulation of appropriate internships?

Which of the following describes a successful internship

Volunteering only benefits the causes it supports.

Using personality as a predictor of volunteerism generally ______.

In which of the following industries is free labor at

One study found that volunteers performing the same job as paid employees expressed higher levels of satisfaction due to which of the following

When an internship goes well, it forces you to ______.

If an internship goes well, it may force you to recalibrate your ambitions.

If a study notes that volunteering may be associated with an increase of general "well-being," what is the study researching

What are the similarities and differences between undergraduate- and graduate-level internships?

What can student interns do to help thwart abuse of interns

Volunteering to increase one's job prospects is especially helpful to who of the following

Which of the following health benefits is associated with volunteering

It is important to remember high-impact internships may NOT ______.

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